Verses Contributed to Periodicals
Verses Contributed to Periodicals
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in vain, And it trembled like an autumn leaf beneath the beating rain !
I 've seen her since that dreadful mom — her golden fetters rest, Even as the weight of Incubus, upon her aching breast: And, in his welcomed day, when Death shall deal his gentler blow.
Her pale cheek will not yield a rose to wreathe the victor's brow ; Her once bright eye is lustreless, and bowed her fragile form, And she longeth for the bridal that will wed her to the worm.
The loving heart hath neither bolt nor bar ; Di...stress e'er finds the door upon the jar.
VERSES. 19 g0 mg iattjgWcr, ON HER BIRTHDAY.
Now joy to thee, my daughter ! and may all thy coming years Be like the last that thou hast passed, as little stained by tears ; May Hope walk by thy side, my love, and ever on thy brow The smile that speaks a happy heart beam sunnily as now.
My daughter I I remember when they brought thee to the bed From which I never thought again to raise my aching head ; Thy infant smile it wrung my heart, and I inly prayed that He Would spare me but a little space, that I might live for thee.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in vain, And it trembled like an autumn leaf beneath the beating rain !
I 've seen her since that dreadful mom — her golden fetters rest, Even as the weight of Incubus, upon her aching breast: And, in his welcomed day, when Death shall deal his gentler blow.
Her pale cheek will not yield a rose to wreathe the victor's brow ; Her once bright eye is lustreless, and bowed her fragile form, And she longeth for the bridal that will wed her to the worm.
The loving heart hath neither bolt nor bar ; Di...stress e'er finds the door upon the jar.
VERSES. 19 g0 mg iattjgWcr, ON HER BIRTHDAY.
Now joy to thee, my daughter ! and may all thy coming years Be like the last that thou hast passed, as little stained by tears ; May Hope walk by thy side, my love, and ever on thy brow The smile that speaks a happy heart beam sunnily as now.
My daughter I I remember when they brought thee to the bed From which I never thought again to raise my aching head ; Thy infant smile it wrung my heart, and I inly prayed that He Would spare me but a little space, that I might live for thee.
What to read after Verses Contributed to Periodicals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harrison, William Henry, 1773-1841 to read onlineMoreLess
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